The Pyramids of Giza: Engineering Miracle or Something More? — Fexingo History
This episode dives into the life of Merer, the middle-ranking official whose papyrus diary—the oldest known in the world—was discovered at Wadi el-Jarf. We follow his day-to-day work as an inspector overseeing the delivery of Tura limestone to the Great Pyramid construction site. Through his log entries, we reconstruct the rhythms of Khufu's project: the harbor at Akhet Khufu, the crews of 40 men, the back-and-forth river trips, and the bureaucratic machinery that made the pyramid possible. We also explore what Merer's diary reveals about the seasonality of labor, the chain of command under the overseer Ankh-haf, and how ordinary Egyptians were fed, housed, and organized. A rare glimpse into the mundane miracles that built the ancient world's last standing Wonder. #GizaPyramids #Merer #WadiElJarf #DiaryOfMerer #Khufu #AkhetKhufu #PyramidBuilders #OldKingdom #AncientEgypt #Papyrus #TuraLimestone #AnkhHaf #HeitElGhurab #Egyptology #History #FexingoHistory #Archaeology #GreatPyramid Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo [https://buymeacoffee.com/fexingo]
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